Disney Streaming Services | Full-time | REMOTE (US ONLY) + ONSITE | Multiple Locations(SF, LA, NYC, Amsterdam, Manchester)

Awarded one of the most innovative companies by FastCompany, Disney is working on a number of exciting tech initiatives. I work at Disney Streaming Services which is building the new Disney+. There's openings in frontend, backend, mobile (iOS and Android), data science, analytics, project management, designers, etc.

Our culture is amazing. We're remote friendly (for the right candidates), work from home friendly, and a very inclusive workplace.

Our careers site here https://jobs.disneycareers.com/search-jobs. Under "Business" filter by "Disney Streaming Services"

If there's a job you're interested in- please send me your resume and the link for the job and I'd be happy to refer you. I can only refer you for active postings on the site.

You can reach me at samuel(dot)wu@disneystreaming.com

You mentioned Amsterdam as a location, but I didn't find anything in the "Disney Streaming Services" listings.

Am I missing something?

I don't see anything in the job postings about remote being available. Is it worth it to apply if we don't live in the city the posting is for and not inclined to relocate?

I do not speak for the company, but interviewed there, and they had remote workers on the interview panel.

Hey, you mention openings in mobile but it seems like there aren't any roles that specifically mention mobile (other than the umbrella "Software Engineer"). Is there a more specific role I should try to apply to?

What is the interview process for the Disney Streaming Service team?

Sent you email with details. Looking forward to hear back from you.

Disney Streaming Services | Full-time | REMOTE (US ONLY) + ONSITE | Multiple Locations(SF, LA, NYC, Amsterdam, Manchester)

Awarded one of the most innovative companies by FastCompany, Disney is working on a number of exciting tech initiatives.

I work at Disney Streaming Services which is building the new Disney+. There's openings in frontend, backend, mobile (iOS and Android), data science, analytics, project management, designers, etc.

Our culture is amazing. We're remote friendly (for the right candidates), work from home friendly, and a very inclusive workplace.

Our careers site here https://jobs.disneycareers.com/search-jobs. Under "Business" filter by "Disney Streaming Services"

If there's a job you're interested in- please send me your resume and the link for the job and I'd be happy to refer you.

You can reach me at Samuel(dot)wu@disneystreaming.com

Disney | Full-time | REMOTE + ONSITE | Multiple Locations(SF, LA, Orlando, NYC, Amsterdam, Manchester)

Awarded one of the most innovative companies by FastCompany, Disney is working on a number of exciting tech initiatives. From their three streaming services, the new Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu, there's no shortage of interesting tech problems to solve. There's openings in frontend, backend, mobile (iOS and Android).

I work in the DTCI segment (direct to consumer segment) and our culture is amazing. We're remote friendly (for the right candidates), work from home friendly, and a very inclusive workplace.

There's also tons of openings in other segments (theme parks and broadcast).

Our careers site here https://jobs.disneycareers.com/search-jobs

If there's a job you're interested in- please message me and I'd be happy to refer you.

If you're remote friendly for the right candidates, why are you hiring the wrong ones and putting them all in the same building?

Thanks for the post. I currently don't have a way of directly contacting you, so would you mind giving an email address? I see that some people put it in their profiles.

sorry about that- didn't realize there wasn't a messaging system in hacker news- you can reach me at Samuel(dot)wu (at) disneystreaming.com

Please send me the link of the job you're interested in and your resume.

I sent you an email! Thanks for this opportunity :)

I am looking for your contact details too. Could you please share a way to contact you?

sorry! I left contact info in my other comment